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Smart ah 11 year old God bless

​@@KyaxhxHappy belated birthday use the time you got well

same here but I still reading it and it's really great for me, there're many things you can enjoy in this manga, just don't get be spoiled again 😅

Surpassing the Leader.

You are clearly very confused and it is understandable. The game was abut guessing the sum of the no of beads both of them are carrying. Sutegama made H enter 8 coz he knew Marco would see that and tell it to Baku, which will make baku think that the no of beads Sutegama has is definitely less than 8. Hence the numbers guessed by baku in the later rounds were revolving around this assumption but......the twist is that baku knew after the 1st round that 8 was deliberately entered to mislead baku and he himself was misleading sutegama the whole time. That said you need to read some of the chapters (the 2nd and 3rd round) to understand everything clearly.

how was it?

@@idonthavealife1232 imo arguably top 2 arcs in the entire manga. My personal number one is Tower of Karma.

@@Drakonson1346 same here, tbh sutegama is one of my favorite characters in the manga

I think it's part of the deception to trick Lalo personally. He does it to make it look like Lalo folding is what is what Baku wants, but then fakes the panic when Lalo raises one bio, in order to mask the actual strategy of having the hidden 25 card, i.e. the fact that he has a stronger card.

@@username_kk2177 oh yeah, that makes sense, thanks! it was never explained tho, and kinda odd.

@@log-907 Oh for sure, that's just the only thing that kinda made sense to me. Your questioning was very valid actually, I hadn't thought about it before until I read your comment.

Because he is baku (I forgot but baku is very experienced with psychological warfares)

he noticed, that there would be no way why champ would say the truth about their plans, thus he deduced that the plan champ told him was only half true

the c;ear answer is baku on flow state all time

@@youshabhuiyan5645 yeah, no

@@Christian-yv6cw YES FLOW STATE HOW COULD HE NOTICE WITHOUT ENTERING FLOW OR ZONE

@@maxano300 i tried

He didnt. Lalo lost because he didnt fold. Fukuru actually made the right decisions imo

Karamete is a technique of gaining influence and powerful contacts to play surpassing the leader. For example Baku with L-file managed to gain enough influence to obtain the karamete

@@Shadies___ oh i see, so you just need influence.. i thought baku wanted to infiltrate those organizations so he can own them

​@@NotaPlagueDoctor300 It's more a matter of "You cannot play Surpassing the Leader without contributing to Kakerou first". This is BESIDES the 50,000,000,000 yen that are required. So Baku's Karamete Strategy in ToK is to use the L-File to weaken/blackmail rival organizations and allow Kakerou members to infiltrate them and take them over or gain influence in them. This is his contribution to Kakerou as part of the requirements of Surpassing the Leader.

@@margon9181 Thank you

​@@margon9181One question bro! Plz correct me if I wrong! So baku held a match in tower with suteguma( from ideal who gained kakerou membership), and its a rule for kakerou to protect the venue of the match between kakerou members! So Baku threatened that if he wins he would expose all L-file users and their corruption,and blackmail them so kakerou can take over their property/organisation! And that's what karamete is to sacrifice those rival organisations and it became a tribute to kakerou to play stl! Am I right? 😅😅

I think he thought that folding may be the cause of the calamity, not overlapping cards or anything else. if this was the case, it was more bennificial for him to at least avoid that (assuming he didn't speculate about overlapping cards, a hard thing to speculate about, because the law is one deck, but doesn't say anything about when two hands go at the same time.)

@@log-907 this makes so much sense thanks please tell me that this was actually stated in the manga. Otherwise it should still be plot hole and this will just be head canonn but this makes a lot of sense.

@@chijiokenwanosike1419 I am pretty sure it was stated by a referee (in only like one panel, so easy to miss.)

@@log-907 thanks noe I can truly this arc was peak fiction for me my favorite arc in the series and it's not even close( I think it surpasses STL by far)

@@chijiokenwanosike1419 my favorite as well (but not by far)

same... not the secret air bios first landmine (bluff?), but predicted hal intentionally losing the fourth round.

Pm-Eason has an excellent analysis of stl already.

Haha this is difficult. Maybe one day I do a video about it. The book the conversation code can help. But the most important thing is the pleasure that Baku feels in life. He is too cheerful, too alive. I don't know a book about this yet

Just get a heart transplant and go to your nearest gambling area and use up all your money🙏💯

​@@MadarameJoker Another video idea is how to see through deception, he is called the "the lie eater" for a reason after all.

STL is quite easy to understand tho

I know but I just wanted to see a based analysis from another persons perspective.

​@@giahuynguyen1793nuh uh☠️ Its not I bet u cant even explain me how baku cornered hal to die in 8th round

​@@giahuynguyen1793 It ain't, its the most complex full of mind games, strategies, tactics etc...

This channel is about Usogui beautifulness, don't bring that stupid outsmarting stuff here

Baku explained that going back from nothing ir more thrilling. But I have read somewhere that Baku's resources that he had acquired was already in control of Kakerou. So he needed to "reset" the situation. I dont think we know the reason why the leader didn't take his life there. We know that he lost his memory so he did not had the memories of his friendship with Baku. Maybe in the memory implantation he had received the information of his friendship and decided not take bakus life. Or maybe the leader was just disappointed in winning a boring gambling, like he said

@@MadarameJoker Wasn't that risky of Baku? Why was he so confident that the Leader would be so merciful and spare his life?

@@april1st183 I don't know haha. Baku is reckless sometimes, even if in most of times he have everything planned. But he is also someone who is good at reading people. He trusted his reading to the point of take that risk because honestly, even if he is a clearly genius, he is not a normal person. He is passionate by taking risks, even if his plans are extremely well elaborate, it is still a risk. Maybe that risks are simply too pleasant for him and he stopped feeling when he had so much power, so he bet on losing everything and take the pleasure of starting again. Just like when we restart a game and experience again the beginning

I did. You are right, tokuchi is also a character that follows that tactic. I plan on one day make a video about the ability of critical thinking and will try to connect the characters: baku, tokuchi, akyiama, akagi, ayanokoji, zero, etc...

@@MadarameJoker I am a bit glad that I recognized the names you mentioned. I also want to know your thoughts about something. You brought up the very good point that there is a certain commonality in the critical thinking abilities that connect the characters. Let's take Tokuchi and Baku for example. I've seen in many places, when people compare them, comments basically saying, "If Baku learned how to throw a baseball, he could take the Lycaons to the championships as well" to which I agree because it's not just about throwing a baseball, but all the psychological warfare that comes with it. But I don't see the same type of respect given to Tokuchi. I don't know if it's because people only remember the anime, but the comments in general basically seem to be of the opinion that, "Tokuchi is not even close to Baku's level. Tokuchi is not even a real gambler, he's just a baseball player who happens to gamble." I don't know, when I read the manga it seemed more so to me that Tokuchi was a gambler first, baseball player second. But more so, like you've said, they both are masters of planting seed and critical thinking, so I thought that Tokuchi would be able to do as well as Baku did, but maybe I am wrong so I would like to hear from you. In your opinion, what are the chances of Tokuchi making it to, and surpassing, the Leader?

@@april1st183 I believe the context are too different. For instance, a lot of people see ayanokoji as a super genius, but based on what I watched, I didn't think it was that well written. Usogui has the context of being extremely well written with a lot of foreshadowing so we can understand the actions of the character. What this means is that I dont think comparing is fair. I also dont believe that baku could replicate tokuchi feats. This is because each character are playing at their position of advantage. I personally see Baku as the smartest character I know, maybe because it was that well written. Superficially thinking, I don't think tokuchi would be able to replicate baku's feats, but I also doubt that Baku's could replicate tokuchi's (the dart bet that tokuchi bet his arm, I dont think Baku would risk thar much in a physical gamble). Of course, maybe if the characters were swapped they would learn how to act in similar feats. But my position is to not think too much about comparing them, but to extract the lessons for each of them. Akagi for instance is a character that has too much luck, he risks too much. It was shown that he is a genius and I see it as well written but sometimes it seems he just have "faith". I don't see these moments as feats of critical thinking, but akagi universe is different than usogui and one outs. About the mastery in critical thinking, I recommend the book about critical thinking from Linda Elder. This book is what I plan to use in the next video. I just need some time to write the script and edit

@@MadarameJoker True. It is pretty hard to compare them. They both have individual differences and strengths that work well within the context that they're in. Thank you for the book recommendation. I checked it out and seems pretty comprehensive and interesting. I look forward to reading it and good luck to you on finishing your next video!

​@@MadarameJokerI will patiently wait for that video am excited to see it

Hand chopper??

@@You-jn1ze The game Baku does to become King of his Kingdom. Pretty sure chapter 390 is in the middle of it.

@@chuckles3116 oh yea my bad, the one where he cuts his finger

How they are able to see in water explain🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for watching. I think hangman was the most explicit game in the manga. I don't know if is worth it to make a video about it. The labyrinth is quite interesting, I want to make a video about it eventually.